Data: Bitcoin's Overall Gain at the Beginning and End of the Month in October This Year Was 14.2 Percent
On October 31, chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa posted that reviewing the performance of BTC in October, the overall gain at the end of the month at the beginning of the month was 14.2% ($63,327 to $72,300), which continued the big upward sentiment since 2017, and the gain was at the mid-single digit level. If we go by the lowest highs, the maximum gain was as high as 24.89%, with a spread of nearly $15,000.
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